Kamakura: A Contemplative Guide Ric Hunter This book is Volume 2

This book is Volume 2 and contains new information and is an extension of the procedures in Volume 1

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Kamakura: A Contemplative Guide Ric Hunter This book is Volume 2Kamakura rose as the first samurai capital in the 12th century. Shogun Yoritomo chose for the seat of his military government a natural fortress far from the intrigues of the court in Kyoto. He summoned from the capital carpenters to build grand temples and sculptors to carve images for their halls. His successors, the Hj, built the great Zen monasteries Kench ji and Engaku ji. Religious figures including Nichiren, Ippen, and Ninsh established temples